Wind turbine can extract liters of water from air

An anonymous reader writes: Getting access to enough water to drink in a desert eveironment is a pretty tough proposition, but Eole Water may have solved the problem. It has created a wind turbine that can extract up to 1,000 liters of water per day from the air. All it requires is a 15mph wind to generate the 30kW's of power required for the process to happen. The end result is a tank full of purified water ready to drink at the base of each turbine.

Wind to water

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So the following shed some more light. They've got much smaller models for 37 l/day in the desert that might make more sense. Desert dwellers know how to conserve water. http://www.eolewater.com/assets/files/PDF/Recharge%20News%20-%2030%2003%202012.pdf [eolewater.com] http://www.eolewater.com/assets/files/Plaquette-UK.pdf [eolewater.com]